Jan's F-86

Why I love FS9 too.

Jans, I did some quickie fly-bys and did some FRAPS of them. For some reason though, I cannot activate Active Camera with the Section8 Sabre? The fly-by here were done with the Fly-By module in the tower view.

That engine sound is so sweet.

FWIW, without recording, I get a constant 30 fps in any view. While recording, the lowest fps occur in the VC because it is so immense and resolute. The frame rate drops to the 15 fps in VC but records in the fly-by and spot modes at 20-24 fps. I wish we could locate a way around the Active Camera glitch?

Caz

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i have flight sim 2002, and when i install it is listed but invisiball ples help i will go in sane if i cant fly this.
 
norm said:
i have flight sim 2002, and when i install it is listed but invisiball ples help i will go in sane if i cant fly this.
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Ok... first, this is a payware-quality plane developed specifically for FS2004. It is more-than-worth the $20 it would cost to buy a new copy of FS2004.

Second, this is a payware-quality plane developed specifically for FS2004. Most, if not all, gauges and systems would not work, even if you did get the model converted to run in FS2002. Believe me, I know. I had FS2002 until very recently with a hangar full of planes converted from FS2004 - most had animation problems, almost all of them had at least one gauge that didn't work, and with a complex system like the SectionF8 Sabre, I can gauruntee from experience that none of it would work.

Third, if you must fly a great Sabre in FS2002, convert this one instead: sabrejet.zip. It is very much simpler, but quite high quality. I flew it myself for months in FS2002 before I upgraded to FS2004 and began beta-testing the SectionF8 Sabre.

You are welcome to try to convert the SectionF8 Sabre - I'll even point you the way to do it - but the results will not be worth the trouble. The $20 it costs to buy FS2004 is entirely worth it.

To convert FS2004 models to FS2002, use these two files together. Otherwise, the install is the same. The files I reference in the following link will convert the .mdls to the correct format. The dynamics, sounds, panels, textures are your own problem. There is no easy way to convert those to full compatibity.
MDLC: http://sim-outhouse.com/index.php?lloc=downloads&loc=downloads&page=info&FileID=4242
mk_MDLC:http://sim-outhouse.com/index.php?lloc=downloads&loc=downloads&page=info&FileID=2478
(use both)

EMatheson
 
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